Drainage Crisis Sparks Citywide Concern Over Water Supply
The commission warns widespread drainage problems threaten the town with contamination and water loss. Investigations map land near Moinill where flow is blocked, risking Stance streams and sewer overflows. Carter and others report costs rise as rainfall increases and drainage worsens.
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Jougtt
Watig
Torrie
Commission
Hae
Moinill
Chalmoun Carter
Ater Owen
Ly Carter
Vabolyy Soetae and Herenitile RVD Adrift HOPES CO
Vabolyy Soetae and Herenitile RVD face uncertain fate as HOPES CO backs efforts to rescue the venture. Local officials monitor developments and await decisive steps to stabilize finances and protect jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vabolyy
Ilo
Jae
ademiLaea
Revered W C Merritt to Visit Maui This Month
The former president of Qiati, Rev W C Merritt, plans multiple appearances in Maui towns including Walhalla and Waitakau. He will speak at a Friday gathering at Walliket Town Hall and deliver a lecture in central Maui, meeting old students and local figures such as W A Baldwin and pineapple company managers.
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Wallure
Merritt
Qiati
Walhalla
Waitukey Kown Sark
Waitaki
Hivaekuapoke
Ethet
Othee
Juvont
Waitaku
Tie Nieting
Jietore
le Hott
Walliket
Ao Priday
Joe Ath
Phere
Mr. Mereitt
Miwl
Haldwin
Mags Agricultural Co
W. A. Hard
Hike Pineapple Coy
Manry
Maater
Tibi
Merritte
Phout
Notice to Subscribers for Timely Evening Bulletin Delivery
City carriers must deliver the Evening Bulletin by 5 30 p m. Subscribers missing delivery by that time should contact the Bulletin circulation department at 2256. A special messenger will deliver the paper after the hour provided the subscriber gives name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehne
Bulletin
Y. Lay
Deadlock in Hawaii Legislature Hinders Fourth July Fund Drive
A long Hawaii legislative deadlock delays action on funding and fundraising for a July Fourth celebration in Hilo. Local firms were urged to contribute, part of a plan to raise funds for fireworks and festivities, while discussions weighed the value of prizes versus fireworks, with several named officials present at the meeting.
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Hilo
Femof Corporation
Kontribute & Fale
Fenak Atut
GT. Viewrit
Moore
Brent
Tore Prudent
Hev. Patten
BK. Richards
We Nichols
WM. Awstin
M. Holmen
A. Lindway
Castondyk
Q. J. View
Hilo Plans Fourth Celebration Funding Meeting
In Milo on May 31 a group of prominent local businessmen met to discuss raising funds for the Fourth of July celebration. H V Patton presided as secretary and the meeting considered a resolution to support the event.
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Butt
Milo
Prom Indit
HV. Patton
Marriages in Hawaii Two Couples Wed in May Ceremonies
The record lists two marriage notices from Oahu Hawaii. Spencer Kaipuiinu age 22 and Kolpubta age 21, both of Moanalua Ocean area, wed May 20 at Kamehameha, with edd and Huihal Spencer as witnesses. Barkeira Ci and Jon Rodrhener Harreire, ages 19 and 10, married May 8 at a Catholic Church, Pamare CL 19 and Ewa MII, Oahu.
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Spencer—Kaipuiinu
Kamehameha LY Edd
Huihal Spen Eer
Kolpubta
Moanalun
Oatn
Barkeira-Ci
Catholic Church
Jon Rodrhener Harreire
Milgdutens Pamare
Hoth
Ewa MII
Oahu
Births Recorded in Honolulu and Kapeli May 1911
In Honolulu on May 22 1911 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Frank Dillingham. In Kapeli on May 18 1911 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs William KK.
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Dillingham
Honoluu
Frank ‘Tdi Hingham
Kaphela
Kalli Hoxpiid
Mra William KK
Kapeli
Non-Com Club To Be Reality In Honolua
Sergeants Major Quigley and army officers push to establish a noncommissioned officers club in Honolua. An option was secured on the Rehialdt house on Horetavia street with bond posted. The project aims for a serving soldiers social hub with 300 members soon and potential growth to 1000 as forces increase.
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Military Eireles
Quigley
Comet Artillery Corps
Rehialdt
Horetavia Street
Serview
Honolua
Unete Bam
Pacific
Oif
Japanese Farmers Incorporate for Inland Market Trade
A Japanese group has formed a company to grow garden truck for local sale and to develop export ties with China and import links from Japan. It plans to handle fresh fish, including locally caught and Japan imports, with capital stock stated at $10,000 led by Kawahara and Sumida.
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Inlanda
Utente
Japan
Kawahara
Sumida
Chinese sports notes on hotel guest curious about games
Leong Nun, a Chinese merchant on Hotel greeted visitors yesterday and discussed a range of billiards matches. He commented on the lively Jiaot and Raimbling games that drew attention among local Chinese players.
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Leong Nun
Captain Sam Fund Receives Community Aid and Relief
The Captain Sam Fund has $1500 raised under a committee including Joln Chirk Jamon Joe and Ke W Shingle. The board plans a $10 weekly allowance while seeking steady work for Captain Sam, thanking supporters from athletic clubs Honolulu Amusement Co and media for aid.
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Bam
Joln Chirk
Jamon Joe
Ke W. Shingle
Bain
Sam
Tle
Ann Cation
Baseball Clude
Honolulu Amusement Company
Advertiser
The
Star
Hal- Jotin
Mie
Amy Putiela
Sam MA
Women honor river death with roven casting ceremony
The Women’s Relief Corps of Vancouver Washington will observe a memorial by casting rowen on the Columbia River on Decoration Day. The event honors those who died at sea and commemorates local water service.
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Columbia River
Women's Relief Corps
Vancouver
Washington
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Honghos
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Higkest Club
Laran
Leach
Peabody & Gon'Troy
Troy
N.Y
Captain Sam
ZOOO
Jorge Turnt
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